Summary: Dates have been proposed for Donald Trump 's court appearance and trial over allegations of interfering in the outcome of a presidential election in Georgia . Arraignment is scheduled for early September, and the trial proper is set for March of next year. Donald Trump 's legal battles extend to other cases in New York and Florida, adding to his challenges. The political context and timing of the trial s raise questions about their potential impact on Trump's political aspirations. ...

Summary: Parts of Prince Harry 's claim alleging illegal information gathering by news group newspapers will proceed to trial , while phone hacking claims were dismissed. The court case is expected to begin in January and may extend into 2025, promising a lengthy and complex legal battle. Prince Harry aims to prove that certain stories were obtained through private investigators ' use, a serious allegation strongly denied by the papers' publishers. The trial will shed light on media practices , privacy concerns , and the conduct of journalists and executives involved. The case will be a civil action relying on th...

Summary: Parts of Prince Harry 's claim against The Sun and News of the World can go to trial . The claims involving phone hacking were dismissed due to the six-year limitation period. The rest of the claim related to blagging and obtaining information in a legitimate way remains for the trial . Prince Harry 's motivation is rooted in principle, seeking accountability for the newspapers' actions. The judges ruled that parts of Prince Harry 's claim that the...

Summary: Kevin Spacey expresses gratitude to the jury for carefully examining the evidence before reaching a not-guilty verdict . The actor thanks his legal team , courthouse staff, and security personnel for their support during the trial. Despite the verdict , the controversy surrounding Spacey's sexual assault allegations continues, impacting his career and public perception. Kevin Spacey issued a statement expressing his gratitude to the jury and all those in...

Trial Date Set for May in Donald Trump’s Classified Documents Case Summary: Trial date set for next May in the case concerning Donald Trump's classified documents. Allegations include mishandling and unauthorized possession of sensitive documents after Trump's presidency. Arrest of a political opponent on seemingly fabricated charges adds complexity to the case. Debate over a president's rights to retain documents post-tenure continues. A trial date has been schedul...

Summary: Kevin Spacey faces a sexual assault trial in London where he proclaims his innocence, and the jury's not guilty verdict suggests they believed his account. The trial featured surreal moments, including Sir Elton John giving evidence and tales of Spacey teaching Dame Judy Dench Pingpong . Spacey's once-glinting Hollywood career suffered after multiple sexual assault allegations emerged during his tenure as the artistic director at the Old Vic . Although found not guilty, the verdict may not fully restore Spacey's Hollywood career , as the industry is now more cautious and influenced by social media . ...

Sir Elton John Called as Defence Witness in Kevin Spacey Trial Summary: Renowned musician Sir Elton John and his husband unexpectedly called as defence witnesses in the Kevin Spacey trial. Spacey had voiced his belief in the weakness of the case and accused one of the complainants of being motivated by money. Sir Elton John and his husband's testimony aims to clarify the events surrounding the alleged assault en route to their showbiz party. Renowned musician Sir Elton John ...

Summary: Former Pakistan i Prime Minister Imran Khan 's imprisonment for three years is being challenged in court. Khan's lawyers claim he is being held in deplorable conditions but remains in good spirits. He was sentenced for not declaring money earned from selling state gifts during his time in office. Lawyers argue that Khan did not receive a fair trial and raise concerns about judicial bias. The legal team plans to file an appeal to suspend the sentence and address the conditions of his imprisonment. Support for Khan appears to have been silenced, but he still holds substantial popularity. The imprisonment has sparke...

Summary: FTSE 100 is down despite the announcement of new North Sea oil and gas licenses. Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has undergone an overhaul for fair treatment of consumers. UK's largest banks are planning a £5 million advertising campaign to support customers with repayments. BT Group 's shares slipped after the announcement of Alison Kirkley as the new chief executive. Marshall 's share price plummeted following the news of 250 job cuts . Walmart acquires TigerGlobal 's investment in Flipkart for $1.4 billion, increasing its stake to over 80%. ScanCell 's share price rises as the company expa...

Summary: Twin brothers Alexander and Robert McKellar convicted for the death of charity cyclist Anthony Parsons . Alexander played guilty to culpable homicide while Robert played guilty to helping cover up the crime. The incident occurred in 2017 on the A82 near Bridge of Orchie , Argyll . Alexander had a history of previous driving offences , including drink driving and careless driving. Anthony Parsons ' remains were found in 2021 after being hidden for three years. The family of Anthony Parsons expressed their grief and paid tribute to him in court. ...

Donald Trump brands E. Jean Carroll a 'nut job' following trial verdict | Dr Thomas Gift reacts And Thomas Trump does seem to be the gift that keeps on giving in terms of political analysis. Absolutely. And you know, in terms of the politics, Trump did, I think last night, exactly what he wanted to do. He's in the midst of a Republican primary. He wants to play to his base. And so that's what he did. He threw red meat to them on January 6th on allegations of a stolen election, even called the moderator, Caitlin Collins, a nasty person on stage. And you could see from the reactions of the crowd, which was Republican primary voters, his supporters were really lapping it up. So yeah, I mean, Trump is certainly the gift that keeps on giving for political commentary. And maybe there are some at CNN just wondering whether they did the right thing in the right place at the ...

Watch again: Alec Baldwin's lawyers attend court hearing over shooting of Halyna Hutchins Good afternoon again. This is Alex Spyro and Luke Nekis from Quinemanual, and we're joined by our colleague Heather LeBlanc. Okay. Thank you. All right. Then the next case is D101 Sierra 2023-40, and council state your appearance for this case. Mary Carmichael, close for the stage. Your honor, Jason Bowles from Ms. Gutierrez-Reed. Okay. I think you might want to turn your volume up a little Ms. Carmichael, twice. Okay. All right. We're here for status. Who would like to be? Yes, Your Honor. We received an email from the state today that they are providing us with the discovery today. We've previously made a giglio and Brady demands on the state. I'm hopeful that the discovery we're receiving today includes these items. There hasn't been a response on that, but I...

Prince Harry Trial: Former 'in-house hacker' appears in court First to give evidence in Prince Harry's case against Mirror Group newspapers, Harry and Meghan's biographer and a former journalist at the Sunday Mirror. Dan Evans given a suspended sentence back in 2014 after admitting illegal information gathering at the now defunct news of the world but a journalist before that at the Sunday Mirror. Hired in 2003 to work for then editor Tina Weaver. In court he said it was a badly kept secret that he was the designated in-house hacker using burner phones in her office to keep his work largely out of sight of the newsroom. MGM denies voicemail interception at any of its titles but in court Evans said he was doing it and had about a 30% success rate claiming that when he was at the paper in his words it was doing dodgy stuff on every story. When asked by MGM's legal te...

Summary: The Royal Mail and Skyports are launching the UK's first permanent drone delivery service in the Orkney Islands. The drones will be used to transport mail and packages from the Kirkwall Delivery Office to designated islands. The proximity of the islands allows the use of existing CAA permissions for drone flights. The drone deliveries offer faster and more eco-friendly postal services, reducing carbon emissions. The trial period of three months will determine the feasibility of expanding the service to other areas. ...

Lori Vallow trial: Jury finds ‘cult mom’ guilty of murders of children and Chad Daybell’s wife In regards to count one of the amended indictment, is Laurie Noreen-Ballow not guilty or guilty of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder of Tylee Ryan and Grand Theft by deception? Answer guilty. Question number two. In regards to count two of the amended indictment, is Laurie Noreen-Ballow not guilty or guilty of first-degree murder of Tylee Ryan? Answer guilty. Question number three. In regards to count three of the amended indictment, is Laurie Noreen-Ballow not guilty or guilty of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder of Joshua Jackson-Ballow and Grand Theft by deception? Answer guilty. Question number four. In regards to count four, the amended indictment, is Laurie Noreen-Ballow not guilty or guilty of first-degree murder of Joshua Jackson-Ballow? Answer guilty. Question number...

Summary: Three new charges have been added to the legal case against Donald Trump . Prosecutors claim Trump asked an employee to delete security footage they wanted. The investigation now includes Trump's New Jersey golf course . Trump is charged under the Espionage Act for retaining a document after leaving office. Legal experts believe Trump's best hope is winning against Biden . Trump's property manager will appear in court, and the full trial is set for May next year. A more serious federal case may charge Trump with attempting to stage an insurrection on January 6th. ...

Trump town hall: 'He's making light of rape and sexual assault' I won twice and I did much better the second time than I did the first. Getting millions and millions more votes in 2020 than we got in 2016. I think we saw what everyone expected we would see, which is Donald Trump unfiltered, which is, you know, his default position. And I think there is no journalist at CNN that really could have stopped him when he starts filibustering on these issues. I'm, you know, I'm not sure why CNN decided to do this. They could have just as easily covered one of his, you know, rally's live. I think it would have been the exact same result in the same content. So I'm not sure that this is really a town hall in the way that American voters have come to expect town halls to be. What else can you expect from a Trump hating Clinton appointed judge who went out of his wa...